Sidh bhakti prakrit (Siddha Bhakti) is a devotional Jain practice/poem that praises the liberated souls (Siddhas) and expresses reverence for their pure, enlightened state. It is part of Jain bhakti literature and is commonly sung or recited to honor the Siddhas and seek inspiration from their realization.

• Purpose (arth): to awaken reverence for the Siddhas, remind practitioners of liberation as attainable, and nurture a heartfelt longing for Jain virtues such as right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct.
• Textual note: Jain devotion to Siddhas appears across Jain traditions, but there is no single universal canonical “Siddha Bhakti” text. Different poets and communities have composed Siddha Bhakti verses in Prakrit, Hindi, or Sanskrit. The core idea—prayerful homage to liberated beings—remains the same.
• Digambar vs. Śvētāmbara: both traditions honor the Siddhas, and Siddha Bhakti is common in both. The exact wording or preferred versions may differ by lineage or regional tradition, but the spiritual aim is aligned.

You can read a version of Siddh Bhakti lyrics here

If you’d like, I can provide a short, authentic Prakrit verse from Siddha Bhakti and its Jain-explanatory meaning (arth) as per traditional Jain sources.